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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1917)
MONDAY irVC 25. PAGE TWO- Tin: SPRINGFIELD NEWS Til SprigiM Km , muu wai TFM ir DIMM Jtot and lt t-t to every i a DIMM. k community or Tillage where the Ee4rx an ruitnsr f day fs observed the program i gggggg ': be planned with the doable par- Pskfiskcd Brecy Mo4r and pose of recognition and dedlca ntqrtdar tlon; recognition of the world i wide call of humanity and of rates or acBSCRlFnojr l the loyal answer made by those On Ttr .... tisa , enrolled and those enlisted ui Btx Monti TS the military or naval branches Skm airat - - - M of the service, and dedication AtTtrtMsg rt raraisfeed oa ?pU-tof catfco. OUR CORRE3PONOCKTS CAMP CKLK Haif Craitre THCRSTOS, Mr. "Walter EJUtaa D6N3CA Charles Heek C0BDHX3 EUie Anderson CEDAR. PIA7 Ka Aas Morse west spBcrcrnxo. Kra- Oara Oaia Member cf tJ WlKaraerKa VaUey EiSisriil Association. 1I0NDAY JUNE 25, 1SI7. DEDICATE JULY 4 TO AMER 1CAS TEN MILLION How shall the program of this , year's Fourth of July celebration f give fitting recognition to the; more 'than 60.600 young men who Bare just been enrolled In i this stateby selective draft? The ; Oregon Farmer inquires. j -For the first time- in its hls-i tery tie Unked States Is en-j rsiied hi agreat -workl war, the Z-T:. , , tr. Zi. .t - , i,tw ,! LSC UiM UU1C .ws I II TT J . vu-. Uskd States has enrolled the flower of'its.-yong-Baanhood4s tie -first gre&t dtettectire step to'partltSpate In that great world war. Is not this the logical keynote for this-year's national celebra tion of -July Fourth? Nearly 10,000,000 men have enrolled themselves, inost of them will ingly and with unhesitating loy alty. These 10,000,000 young men. -whether they are selected to en ter the army or -whether they are commandeered for duty In needful occupations at home, each and all have their names enrolled and are awaiting their respective assignments. ' The Oregon Farmer believes that the Fourth of July celebra tion can have no more fitting purpose as its keynote than to pay tribute to this mighty en- manhood. J Whether in the war that is: now shaking the nations to their j very foundations or in the migh-f ty economic and social problems which will follow this upheaval, these young men are to play the leading part. It is to them that the country looks, that not only the nation but the world as well shall, under God, have a new birth of freedom and thar government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth. There have been years when the celebration of our national anniversary was little more than shallow merriment, but this year it must not be so. We are en tering upon the greatest war in the history of humankind. Our -every resource of men and? means must be, and is being, thrown Into the conflict against Inhumanity. For the first time in the history of America its young men have been system atically enrolled that they may be assigned to duties on thei fields of battle or in the in-1 dustries at home to render their greatest service to the country and to the world at large. Their orders win come, and It will be theirs not to reason why theirs but to do, and, If nec essary, to die for their country. In this state more than 60,000 are listed, ready to be called whither and into what particu lar line of service they know not. Can the whole people of Oregon more fittingly observe the great national holiday than by dedicating it to a recognition of the cause to which these young men have pledged them selves; than by dedicating It to ta ' recognition of the dangers .they are soon to brave and the honor they are bringing therebj to themselves and their coun try? L The Oreron Farmer believes those who go and those who .remain at home to the cans or. numan ngnteocanesa. Classified Ads For Sals, Rent, Wanted, Etc. TJStG& lihfeTeat. dtete taM. brarr UM aat a fe tar lifers far late cbeaD apply 7ta and R J. W ARN'ETT PAKM L.VXDS The Ca-erasja7 neeils rartsera aa H aa FUatera. Two tsSKoa tare hcacjretl tboana-1 Area of Orexsa i Califoraia Batt reai Co. Croat Laada. Tlt r ; mfjff trt rBlfx RtilM. To b - ...J i. .-J ( uCBTU tut MIWC ' ; Ccotabisic tom of beat laad left ti i CnlMti Statea. Large CopyrfabteJ ! Maa. ihirlrr fcxad by aeeUcaa aat desrfptlca of aoO. clfsoate, raiafaJ eleratloaa. teaiperatare ett. by eoaa i tie. PoatpaM Ose DoOar. Craiti Laada Locaticr Co. taad. OrciCBB. Box 4 Porl- TSfse faier'!uire carers lied fa e. Etr SDrtarUeW Friday Ftet Jeare at Xewa offW C. F. CRONrTR. WAJTTED Ilouaework fa prirate fans By. Tooait eaerteaced tsarrle-l wftmin. Appty "Xevt ofSee. WANTED Poaltioa ta fa ally to do hocaworSc l ass "to yean old aad axperfeseed. Vera Cox. Phoae 44-F12. LOST Friday ca the street a gold watch eharsj bearlae the letters M. "W. A. Retara to News offce. FIR BALSAM WANTED. We pay , carreat taarket prices for Fir Balaaa ta dean barrels. State caaatlty. price aad shipplae poiat ta first I retter. OR WOOD PAINT COMPANiTj PcrUaad, Oresoa. J FOR SALE. Horse 5 years old. la J gcaaditavla to terse the ratlootsr of liata Machea. Archie Machea. Cllatoa tine shape, tea tie to work ataxia ihoe coontries. A denaite onderstand- Conley, Ted Stewart, aad Harold Pern or doable, good saddler, win ataol j lag between the United Sute and Can- i-a. anywhere. Has been oa the Sprla? ada for controlling the wheat market. ; field laacdry wagoa for orer a year. ( Expediting of the American fhipcnlld J. W. BAKER, Springfield, Box 1SL. t program, cocient upon the ad- mlnsion that oimarine lo-wrs In April MANY GOOD POSITIONS Can be atorcaeted the fatality line The turn- had br any ambittoos yoang maa or woman la the field of railway or commercial telegraphy. Wt wmat , a nnmber of yoang mes aad wossaa to prepare for the telegraph serv-' trading with the enemy, control of car Ice to fill vacancies caused by an-, Pce (inelmiing prohibition of ex nsual drafUng of young men for port of lBxari. etc to be ake,I from Signal Corpa. Prepare to help your country. Write today for foil par Ucnlara. THE RAILWAY TELEGRAPH INS TITUTE. PORTLAND, OREO. ,'"""''j'"pl FOUND: - , towel, clean and nalroaed. may have same by calling at the Vaw. 4-.ja esnrl TMVnv ffr trliC 9lA FOUND: A parse containing prem lam coupons. Owner may have same by calling at the News office aad paying for this ad. FARM LOANS At the lowest rate and on the easiest terms to be had. J. C. Holbrook. Springfield. FOR .S ALt:"8TjixlEanraIt ranch within sight of CreswelL Will consiter trade oa Springfield real- dence TiroDerty. Address. C 21. ' Sprlngffflld News. Get on IP yon wint to rrvted In 1 1 fe i ua mutt f nr wtat ii at-jr in sod taditt- trr. la Itivenlim and mrirnre. kjet oat of ttke rut; tet on th Criuj ll&r. Rad PopinarScience Monthly tbemortlntrrctting'sod tuefnt macatlne, aad iii0 biireef t uooejri wtrta. ercry moaia 300 Pictures 300 ArUdea til for cotrllcestx. All tbe tvew Ueu and IRTenlloni in eiccirieur aoa tnici, in .uUftnobilc snd aeroplane, in ibopwork aad to ixrralnr, aod in BucDUxry, iUwlo mtVm thlnn t4 k . o Mrti mry memth. locludinc rcfrlrtratoft. poultry tvooM, forBltore. latomo&lie tip repair!, etc Itlj fell of taoner-tailtiir. tteonrlDr bteae. IS CbU a Copy f 1.60 a YW tlrt It fVMB a newidealer or -writ" direct to rplar bcuac imuiir. w rorm at, m.i. KKZJU lit MUf u4 mtrim tUi taf. a.e- Aa Ohio nua of ninety ettmba-d t9 ( Muat Up, la California. A CaBfarafa dg 6aa adopted fear corner pap a pUjawtr for tsr two CaprtBg. Girls of Waahlastea are uMn far y " testea.! f aa Uf meat rif. ter are dotnx E-h damage to Uzt jm, farme !t, hMfNtr to taetu aa.1 pay 1 rrvfamtsM eM a. KenCwky wbi- aa. far wM5e btxeisx br aarOm tt , i!s bt a lt af trtl aail Ttr ota i taitol kr t bS: i L,.., raa a-fcat tu sunfe aad qaitJ. i Hre tae tiw tefHMa la a Jar. f BefsMt! a pertak t "barml toe' ta w York to r b weeSart. a On&aa yaota pbuses br a&rf ie BMta Mm oa a beaea In Central park. lea moat worx ox vri iryaia. wktk?- hoho or inlltlQj tre Loajlre. r tee new !. .!r trtnr sffl land ton le - . " r I Jan. It appK W. afl ttea berweea aaj Ury. UfVlT II I URIflH m.wwi-n .IMHUOUCMCn MCRC rw urt ,,. "f StX WcdCS, but thg Actual Results- of Their Visit Are Extensive. la tt ri week jpeat by the British at.r Freeeh war tapioca la the Tatted 2laie, u . . I' Boot hst-arUBt tteaM of bestaeaa traas- acted: 1 ACTUALLY ACCOMPLISHED. Loaa to the allW atresdy totatllcc JT-ISjCOl. Drcidbo reached to ead a dirUtoa of Catted States retatars, a resfcaeat of taara- aad nfo reidsieats of ecri-!a seers cader eorrmsed oC Major General A aUWd hajU., nlth beadoaarters ta Wasblarton. Full ew-&t-rattoa with the Brltlh blockade yrteta. tadndlas eaiployaietit 'let rnHni StatMeooillBHolIanJ snI in? over of etzed Oerazan shir to tie French. Italians and Rauia&s. TENTATIVELY DECIDED. Legislation dealing with embargo, congress. Legation to 1 aked for proTidlnz for a syxtB of Joint food control with the allien. jartlcularly Canada. DIPLOMATIC ARRANGEMENTS. The rn!t-! StatM to give the allies preferential treatment in commerce. The Uciferl Ktatei to act harmonloav ! mem of Antria-Htmgary, this Inclnd- trie ff V. u vn-a-Hf rttlAn r.f an lnifiwri1iMtt 'Bohemia and the restoration of Roo- . nwnja, Servla and Montenegro, with J Transylvania to be given to Roumanla, j Bonia and Herzgorina to Servta, and i the Trentino and Trieste to Italy, Har- J monioos action to 1m taken by the aiHef to jmf(rr. B0Su,Ia with the proitH of future world i-ace affordel by thU pro- ' gram. The dIffl-nltIf- In the way of an !udpendf-nt Poland were imprewed upon the prwldt-nt. I President Wilson's scheme for a ' league of nation.- Is left for future dlis- cuadon. DISCOVERS GLASS PROCESS. Government Plans to Supply Army and Navy Needs. The wrt-t ot waking optical glass i of the ort u-d in tleIdgIaseM, ran?e Under iind rI-eoi. a prodnrt for ' lm,rj uuucri" na uceii , any, Belgium, Krunte. Austria, Bus d. -r-ndent fi Germany, has been dls- ,,a t.hIjJfl iI1(ia-iii hbort. all over the coveretl by the bureau of standards. ' worl(! IIe knew t,. .Jmn.r.)( lnaiJe br in aimouii.-ii the UUcorery Keereta-1 the rallroad for carryiug Inm and rv Itcdlicid Hald lt wan one of "ensen-, sU-el from all thiwe works tn st-aboard I IiMiortaMe t the military M-rv-land the wean freight rates from any t of the nation." Experts of the j one jodut to any other point on the I'iir'.iil bi.T been at work for two map. w.i. aiwl a half trying to find the; "Distance, too, he had at IiIm finger ri--lit i-rove. and addition will be tint) and could always explain exactly nude to the bureau i-qtilpment Iinme.ll- , the -hipet way to ship material from afely m that the pwluct can be up- 'anywhere tu everywhere. Straight oft illfd In HUffli-Ifiit fjumitltlcs to meet, the bat he told the exact percentage, the gottrnrnent x rcfiilrenictita. even to the decimal point, of how ! j much of America's total production DIVORCEES NOT DEPENDENTS. Even Payment of Alimony Won't Bar Man From Draft. A dlvirccd wife, oven though draw ing alimony, will nut he cotn-idwd n a dependent relative under the te.e tlve draft army reiilstratloii Inw. ac cording to a Mateuicut by Brigadier General Crowdcr, provost marshal gen eral of the nnny. Information wiih regurd to whether the Individual ha a wife now Isvbat is desired. The fact' that he is r. widower or has -been divorced has no iKKirlng oj tl; r.teatlou. SOCIAL CVCMTS snuxcnixo people varr ART EXHIBIT IX EVGEJfE S tar J at ervtntac th mastc sta diaU and a fw friends Creta Sprteg Ocfit cf Prof. C E. Claaa of EuxaT wer rlitit a sercll attaint at th-; arx tsajjtt which. Mr. CUs So been wcllIcti3C at th McMorraa aad Wii ! tsrea are xH Mr. Gkuu' w wor1!. f at different time darts & ;- lartaii tul oii wcra tenant br tar twar for l&is maiiB. Ttt x-1 MNt b isa.S a? af poiattajrs. Pff- cg dratalrs waritj Ja ladU lak. aa.l I raytt drawtax. Ba hi fm vater catar waa tar. watch m sudl by tie arUst arcr 44 years a aa4 woa prea&sit ta ae ef !tia first leac&rs. I Asioac th oK pats tiers vre frte' Ivrxe ptctares Bkutratiaic tie poets j -Eeauiilnl WBfcuatt by Saaael Ut Sbapaco. Tb were paialeit MT-j eral years xro aad teat to tie Paaa-j . . o. . I . fiW aad tttSe. Alao as:oa the oil paiaUscs ars; . rrocp of tscroUtc ceaea. arealas ' aceaea. isaria view, maral patatlnra j and patatlxrrs ot flowera. j ( Tbo ta tie Spriasneid party were Mrt. B. Vaa VaUaa. Mr. L K. PX. Myrtle Copeabaver. Jeaa Fbcher. Rath Scott. Datee FUcher, Dorothy Hotbrook. Paal Scott. Helee SteTea on. aad DorrU SUtea. ENTERTAINS FOR FRIEND WHO WILL LEAVE SOON Friday a most deuzhtro! aad en- ioxable areata waa soeat at theboasJ cf EUter Farse& la West SprtaicXUU i . M & forw to iu.-Jcrie Machea who I : tearea sooo for BoUe. Idaho. ill ! Machea Kradoated froos the University ; ot Oretjoo with the class of serenteea aad la very pooalar aaoor the yoosg : people. J Music aad cards Bade op the eater taiaraeat for the eTeain after which deiicloas hiaeheoa was serred by I Florence Furoset aad Marzaret To-a seth. Thoae who attended were- Mar Jo rie Machea. Lola Barr, Flcreace Foroset. Vera Perktas. Vera NeUoa. Marie De Pae. Mabel Davenport. Claire Warner, Margaret Tonueta. Esther Faraset. Jac!t Corrle. Nonaaa Aad erson. Roy Cairas. Adna Slgaor. WI1- HA YD EN BRIDGE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY PICNICS Friday afternoon aad evening the Hayden Bridge Cnritiian EndeavT Socitey had a very pleasant picnic U Myers' Grove near Hayden Brldgi. About six o'clock weinies and bans were served. The time was spent in playing gaases. Those present wer Bert Kepner aad family, Mr. and Mrs Guy Mossier and baby, Roland and Will Moshler, W. C. Myers and family Leona Bogga. Robin LeVee. and Flot- ' ence Crawford. ' j MRS. DILLARD ENTERTAINS EUGENE THIMBLE CLUB Last Wednesday afternoon the Ivy ; Thimble dab of Eugene met at the home of Mrs. E. N. Dillard on II, 8tet- Th hoa"e was decorated In J ,,ro4e8- 8weet pas- and flae8- Alter j 'h afternoon which was spent In sew j j ing, dainty refreshmenU were served, j The guesU present were Mrs. R. D, Wilson. Mrs. R. P. Mortenson, and Mrs . u. p. Andrews. I STUDY YOUR BUSINESS. "a a L.on Out of On. Big Man's Book of Suceeaa. j Perhaps the ruwt wunderfui memory In tie United Htates is owned by James ! A. Karrell, president of the United States riteel Mriratiun. wbote metb t ods and suc-eshes are described In an article by B. C. Korbc-s hi the American I Magazine. Mr. t-arn rmlM ftfr th tm (lrt,jn ot everr tizabie ltml paut,not on , Anler,, ,)Ut lu EnKanil, Ger. !rj".!!i.nV!Sr - M?S: wheels were made in the United States, and Mr. Farrcll obligingly In formed him that the annual total was 2,200,000. " 'I could conceive no more humiliat ing exiwrlenee.' he replied, 'than to be asked sorao iue3tlun concerning our operations and to be obliged to send for u subordinate to unswer it I would not coufclder myself fit for the Job un les I knew the Ins and outs of the business and how each detail of It It conducted.' " Bank Statement No. 894 1 Report of the condition of the Firm .National Bonk of Springfield', in the State of Oregon at the close of business June 20, 1017. condensed from the report to the Comptroller of the Currency: i RESOURCES Loans aad Discounts Federal Reserve Dank Stock U. S. and other Bonds and Warrants . Oakig house, real estate. furniture and fixtures . ..20.633.b0 Cash and due front Banks 100,06 1.5S LIABILITIES Capita! stock Surplus and Profits Circulation -Deposits BANK. 36-223 If Delivered Rider Agents Wanted lm u riit ikt. Send Ha Ms-ner t t.tv.1. mm runn rm TiUL Tu ourt iiiri tor a Vfycrdm. Una HdHw MmWVi m 1.1 VtmST I IMS tKM 7 Si mm uadi Mlir An CYCLE COMPANY UWmEmlW 5 No. Canal SL, CHICAGO SEND YOUR To the world in a dress that will command respectful attention. Every piece of printed matter you send out must have distinction and character or be lost in the crowd. Our printers will give it the "air" that wins a hearing for the mes sage, and our facilities and skill keep the cost at a moderate mark. P-one us for our messenger. The Springfield News Phone 2 49.0SS.H $250,375.11 ...S25.000.00 4,3S0.S7 6,250.00 . 353.TO-M-I S2S0.375.1 1 WITH US toYou Free Choose frtaa,14 tyfe. coiora. and sixea , .i in k. fnm aLaJUCflB LJm of bicycles, f All are pretsred la nataral colon la ew laleat MttitA Trw art tnaav other pletalinecf blcreles in tbe Work), all PA rrrnRYfc-PRICES. frem-SlS.TX. tM tm TlMknt la n. Maarf bievclefo tk. i I eif m .cm rwfer letrlv? h'gtted KeUrMka modcla. Racers, AeaUra for children: Lakes' model too all at a . an rices raaae poaiiwe oniy oy our rtntr .arccvta-TMcr setung poitcy. n n.u. ic..o t4i we. win 1 eead the RANGER' blercU too select. FREIGHT CHARGES FULLY PRE PAID TO TOUR TOWJi, tor uunj aart irm inai-tcuu mua mi. ... 1 I. J . .! J - we payreura csara J " aoc to seep ii. aoo raaaa n ier wear aaj Mar ca nog inai. nemu no enort to tfiUttetxe your oecuio-a. Toe inai ta ati mi oar iipM, Factsry-ti-RI-ir li'Ar TLa-ICEK" -if ro-i dxbbtoliMi It la UiooUMt aa4 pul eoreratal brrU mmm la ta wotkl. with a Sarrke ) pertxawat ta4 cam for tbe parts aa-J npalr Bl rat taere than a huDmo ridara. Wit arery "BAKCEX" talp ton a Ceruacate at Gaaraatea lor Die Years. Tlnri Reraa. Bectrlc LLdtt est- I mCtfl rwa, raedr-t-je fraat and laai naanU. laavar Tba. Teal Kit. t etc Reeeireavrta faa-aU biereWe aae roaatar. brakae. ail aerantelr oietand aad dVaenbad la tbe tnaJry pact of tbe Ma nrm Raactnr Catakc. Writs fee It. U'a tree! AU tbe latMt iCBBortad aad AasrfYiraa aorettlaa la e-roiDmeat aad attaebaaeau at prices SO taw they win aataatiai roc aaJ ilUbtt-ltaMaira bltrtba. S-Wt OV. taU tiuai yaa naa aae tft n, na tawawe ar iibmittf unra ! fn Daftinilvi f co iml affar aMcutit km.! m mIm lu aa d... aniaane Ant kanaac at Sr. MESSAGE